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Answer:
We know that there are 200 guanine bases so there will be 200 cytosine bases also.
According to Chargaff’s base pair rule,
G+A=T+C=600,
A+200+T+200=600 (since total bases are 600)
A+T+400=600
A+T=200
since there is 50% adenine and 50% thymine , A=100, T=100, G=200, C=200
Verification
A+T+G+C=600
100+100+200+200=600
600=600
Explanation:
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